Summary

SRO GT4 Australia (October 31 - November 2 – Hampton Downs, NZ) – FORD VICTORY
- Rylan Grey and George Miedecke charged the Mustang GT4 to a Silver Cup race one victory and second in race two. They finished second in the championship.
- The Ford Mustang GT4 claimed the GT4 Australia Series Silver-Am title with Jason Gomersall and Aaron Seton.

NASCAR Cup Series (November 2 – Phoenix) - FORD VICTORY
- Ryan Blaney passed Brad Keselowski coming off turn four to win the season finale in Phoenix and give Ford a 1-2 finish. It was Ford’s seventh victory of the season. 

NASCAR Xfinity Series (November 1 – Phoenix)
- Sheldon Creed was Ford’s highest finisher in eighth place.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (October 31 – Phoenix)
- Ty Majeski came up one spot short of a title repeat as he finished second in the race and second in the championship to Toyota’s Corey Heim.
- Layne Riggs, who won the pole and finished fourth, saw his bid to win the owner’s championship for Bob Jenkins go away with three laps to go when the caution came out while he was leading.

NHRA (October 31 - November 2 – Las Vegas)
- Bob Tasca III and Dan Wilkerson both made it to the semi-final round of the Nevada Nationals before each was eliminated. 

Details

SRO GT4 Australia (October 31 - November 2 – Hampton Downs, NZ) – FORD VICTORY
- Rylan Grey and George Miedecke charged the Mustang GT4 to a Silver Cup race one victory and second in race two. They finished second in the championship.
- The Ford Mustang GT4 claimed the GT4 Australia Series Silver-Am title with Jason Gomersall and Aaron Seton.
- Seton's victory makes him a third-generation Australian Championship winner for Ford, following his father Glenn (two- time Australian Touring Car Champion) and grandfather Barry (1965 Bathurst winner).
- Ford teams dominated the Silver-Am class, securing a 1-2 finish in the overall championship standings. Seton-Gomersall in first, Campbell-Crick in second.
- The next GT Australia championship season is scheduled to begin at Phillip Island on March 27-29, 2026.

NASCAR Cup Series (November 2 – Phoenix) - FORD VICTORY
- Ryan Blaney passed Brad Keselowski coming off turn four to win the season finale in Phoenix and give Ford a 1-2 finish.
- Five Mustangs finished in the top 10 with Blaney, Keselowski, Joey Logano (fourth), Josh Berry (seventh) and Ryan Preece (ninth).
- Blaney’s four wins in 2025 is a personal-best as Ford won seven times overall.
- Blaney led three times for 20 laps while Keselowski led six circuits.

NASCAR Xfinity Series (November 1 – Phoenix)
- Sheldon Creed was Ford’s highest finisher in eighth place.
- Harrison Burton finished 11th while Kyle Sieg was 12th.
- This marked the final race with Ford for Creed, Burton and Sam Mayer as they will be moving to other manufacturers next season.

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (October 31 – Phoenix)
- Ty Majeski came up one spot short of a title repeat as he finished second in the race and second in the championship to Toyota’s Corey Heim.
- Layne Riggs, who won the pole and finished fourth, saw his bid to win the owner’s championship for Bob Jenkins go away with three laps to go when the caution came out while he was leading.
- The double overtime finish saw Majeski and Heim square off on the front row two times.  Majeski got the jump in the first OT session and was leading before a multi-truck accident occurred before he took the white flag.
- That resulted in a second OT restart in which Heim, who had taken four tires compared to Majeski’s two on their final pit stop, got the lead and held on for his record 12th win of the year.
- Riggs led 24 laps while Front Row Motorsports teammate Chandler Smith led 21 circuits and Majeski nine.
- Ford ends the season with five victories, three by Riggs and two by Smith.

NHRA (October 31 - November 2 – Las Vegas)
- Dan Wilkerson and Bob Tasca III both made it to the semi-final round of the Nevada Nationals.
- Bob Tasca III qualified fourth with a 3.906 at 333.08 mph and Dan Wilkerson seventh with a 3.919 at 329.02 mph.
- NHRA concludes its 2025 season in Pomona Nov 15-17, 2025.